Investor and Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary is known for his thoughts and opinions on investing and being an entrepreneur. At times, his comments can be controversial and cause a stir on social media. Here’s O’Leary’s latest business shot.

What happened: O’Leary has angered employees on social media and in retail over the past month some unsolicited advice.

“No one is forcing you to work at Wal-Mart. Start your own business! Sell ​​something to Wal-Mart!” O’Leary tweeted.

The commentary on the leading retailer Walmart Inc WMT faced backlash on social media. Several people on Twitter told O’Leary that people who work at Walmart or in retail deserve respect.

On Sunday, O’Leary shared another business take that likely won’t sit well with his previous critics.

“The noblest thing in life, in my opinion, is to start a business and quit your job,” O’Leary said tweeted.

Some people on social media called this good advice in the comments. Others saw it as problematic when everyone was doing the same thing.

Dogecoins co-founder Bill Markus divided his own opinion on the advice.

“The noblest thing you can do in your life, in my opinion, is make s**t posts on the Vogel app,” Markus said, referring to social media platform Twitter.

Elon MuskWHO bought Twitter for $44 billion 2022 liked the idea of ​​the Dogecoin co-founder.

“I support that message!” Musk replied.

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Why it matters: O’Leary’s management consultancy has a mixed track record on social media. O’Leary was heavily targeted be an advocate of FTX And Sam Bankman Fried.

New comments from O’Leary aim to do business in certain states with Democrat-led governments that he says are bad for business.

“I no longer use companies here in New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey or California. These states are uninvestable,” O’Leary said.

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